The ability to be heard is fundamental for two-way communication. As meeting rooms get larger, the degree of difficulty increases for both audio capture and playback. Microphones get further away from people’s mouths and speakers built to monitors get further away from people’s ears.

Sound processors are additional elements useful to optimize audio. Requiring expertise in setting up these cleverly adjustable sounds of the room, filtering unwanted elements, and compensating for soft-spoken participants. 

Technology comes to the rescue in a variety of ways. Microphones, for example, come in different forms, from proximity models located in the table to composite beamforming models located in the ceiling or on the wall able to distinguish the source of speech and optimize accordingly. 

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While working as an Audiovisual equipment supplier. We kept our portfolio with a vast variety of products including Video walls, Video Conferencing, Digital Signage, Sound, Lighting Control, Projector, Kiosk, etc.